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As the world's second largest economy, China has made great progress in economic and social terms, but its development remains imbalanced and inadequate

Setting the bar for growth

China will continue to serve as a powerhouse in the global economy
Democracy in action

There is no reason to assume the Western system is the only approach to good governance
Confident but not complacent

All countries need to pursue good governance based on their own national context
Revving up support for the private sector

Equal treatment of state-owned and private enterprises
A spending festival

The Chinese Government takes expanding domestic demand as a major driver for growth
Time for reunion

The largest annual human migration on Earth is underway
Back to normal

COVID-19 restrictions eased across the nation
Setting the stage for the platform economy

It's crucial for global stakeholders to create a synergy for its healthy evolution
Balancing the economic scales

Inherent resilience of the Chinese economy will have a positive impact on the country's growth

A fresh start

China is now accelerating efforts to foster a new pattern of development that is focused on the domestic economy and features positive interplay between domestic and international economic flows

The year in review

In 2023, more efforts will be made to champion unity over division, cooperation over confrontation, and inclusiveness over exclusion, so as to tide over difficulties and embrace a better future together

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